Once again, Janalyn Voigt writes a story full of action and intrigue. With human trafficking, stagecoach robberies, lynchings, dangers from the Indians, kidnapping and more, Stagecoach to Liberty brings the Montana Gold Rush to life. The characters were appealing. I could understand the motivation that drove Elsa to indenture herself […]
The mother of one of my dearest friends recently went to be with the Lord. While my friend has confidence in her mom’s relationship with Jesus, it doesn’t take away the pain of the loss. She was wisely advised to not set any expectations on what it will be like. […]
Once again, author Rachael Anderson has written a delightful Regency romance! I love the titles of the books in this series and the covers are so lovely. Despite the fact that the summary could make it sound like Morgan fell in love with Abby before his brother died, I was […]
Many people romanticize the process of adoption. Those poor children who were needing a home find love and acceptance and all of a sudden, everything has changed and is now perfect. Right? Yet older children still have past lives that they remember and that affect them. It takes time and […]
The four stories in this collection are all very different from each other. Starting with intense suspense set in Alaska, moving to a bookstore in a small town in New York, then to a dyslexic dress designer in Minnesota, and finally, to a small town somewhere in the Midwest with […]
Most of my life I have been baffled by the women’s rights movement. Probably due in part to the fact that I was raised by a father who never made me feel that there was anything I couldn’t do if I wanted to. I have been known to have said […]
There are many preconceived notions of what God is like and what He expects of us. He is sometimes (and very incorrectly!) portrayed as a demanding and judgmental being, ready to punish us for the slightest offense. Many churches are filled with rules and regulations about what is acceptable to […]
I once had a boss who lived in another state. Each Monday he would fly in so he could be at the office all week – staying at a hotel – and then Friday afternoon he would fly home. In my family growing up, my dad would often invite his […]
I had not known of author Rachel J. Good at this time last year, and yet I have now read four of her books. She has a way of introducing very interesting aspects of Amish life. Kyle struggled with guilt and grief from his past. And he dealt with pride […]
I was glad for the opportunity to return to RIverton to read the second book of this series. Sarah’s Smile was the first book that I have read by this author. As with Sarah’s Smile, while there is romance and a great plot in Hope’s Design, there is a large […]